This time it’s the EEA, or Schengen, but probably backed up by the EU. I think the N version worked, sort of, but there were also some dark design patterns there. Mind you, this is some legislation ago, so the new one might actually be a better solution. We’ll have to see.
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Oh good another Windows N? Because, if you’ve tried to use it, I’m sure you’d know how well that went.
I accidentally installed windows N and God, why does it exist?
The EU made them do it.
This time it’s the EEA, or Schengen, but probably backed up by the EU. I think the N version worked, sort of, but there were also some dark design patterns there. Mind you, this is some legislation ago, so the new one might actually be a better solution. We’ll have to see.